FLR(M) checklist & questions

- FLR(M) form: printed & filled by hand (I'm confused with apply online or apply by post, would you still have to print & post?) If applying online, you still have to print and post I believe. You can also apply in person (costs £500 extra) for a same day decision.
- NSH Payment receipt
- Visa fee receipt email
- Sponsor letter
- Applicant letter Not needed. What is this explaining or about?
- Sponsor & Applicant passport photos (2 of me & 1 of him)
- Applicant birth certificate Not required
- Applicant passport
- Applicant MA degrees (taught in the UK universities)
- Sponsor passport copy (all pages)
- Sponsor's old passports (original) Not required
- Sponsor's parents letter of support Not required.

Financial Evidence:
- Sponsor's employer letter (original)
- Sponsor's payslips (6 originals)
- Sponsor's P60 (original)
- Sponsor's bank statements (6 originals) Make sure the most recent bank statement and payslip is not older than 28 days.

Accommodation:
- Mortgage statement
- Land registry
- Property Inspection Report Do you share the property with other people? If not and only you/sponsor living there, this is not required.
- Council Tax bill (on Sponsor's name)
- Gas & Electric bills (on both our names)
- Bank letter under my name
- Layout of house/ living space Not required.

Relationship Evidence
- Photos of applicant & sponsor (6 pages)
- Emails between applicant & sponsor
- WhatsApp & FaceTime
- Sponsor's & Applicant's phone statement before marriage
- Flight receipts
- Sponsor's visa to Vietnam
- Holiday receipts

Marriage Evidence
- Marriage certificate (original)
- Wedding photos
- Receipts of restaurants, ceremony... Dont think this is required or the one below.
- Car, wedding ring, dress, honeymoon, flight receipt & boarding pass

thlarkin wrote:Thank you @CR001.
My letter is just to explain the reason for applying for this spousal visa and my future plan. I saw somebody did it. You don't need a letter. HO know you are here to get married as they granted you a Fiance visa.

We do not share our property with anyone, only us living in the flat. Property inspection stuff not required.

If we apply in person? Would it be more risky to get quick decision? Why risky? They still check all your documents in the same way as if you apply by post. You get a decision on the day and you don't have weeks or months without your original documents. Your spouse should attend with you in you apply in person.